Born as JP O’Grady, this Scottish singer and songwriter was raised in Scotland, but moved to Texas with his American mother at the age of 16, where he worked in a country music studio under the wing of the late Dusty Hill of ZZ Top fame. Upon returning he started this musical project in his bedroom in Glasgow during the pandemic. He began uploading covers of Counting Crows and Taylor Swift to TikTok. Inspired by Bon Iver and Vampire Weekend, he debuted with “For You” in 2024.
Wondering what went wrong in a lost relationship, his new single ponders the past while realising that he’s actually fine in the present. Carrying his reflective lyrics is a delectably sweet melody, which is filled with retro vibes and a soulful warmth. With a mellow rhythm, gentle piano and a dulcet saxophone creating a smooth, velvety soundscape, the song is filled with renewed positivity. And with his heartfelt vocals, this is an exquisite example of an ear-tickling tune.
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From their album “Imagination” (1973):
From his upcoming album “What Do You Believe In? (Deluxe)”, to be released on 18 October 2024:
Based in Atlanta, this singer and songwriter got introduced to music from birth through her mother who was a singer in a girl group and their shared love of musicals. She has singing class in school, allowing her to explore her vocal range and in 2009 she received her first guitar as a gift. These things developed into her pursuing a music career. She started lending her voice to local rappers. Inspired by 
Filled with positive vibes, uplifting lyrics and liberating freedom, her new single celebrates life in all its facets. Giving off a buttery-smooth vintage feel, the track combines elements of 80s slow pop, 90s R&B and throws in a touch of jazz for good measure. Perfectly balanced, it’s the gentle rhythm and tender synths that create a mesmerizing and hypnotic melody. And with her honey-dipped vocal magic stroking your ears, this is an enchanted gem that will keep you under its spell.
From their album “Something Special” (1981):
From their upcoming album “Smitten”, to be released on 20 September 2024:
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